True to its title the book is about moving on and trusting God when we are caught off guard by the circumstances of life. Pete has a personal and engaging style in writing. He draws the reader in with his personal stories of setbacks, heartache, and seeming failure. Then in the midst of the story he applies the healing balm of God’s word most often by examining the life of a Bible character.

I really liked the book and appreciated the author’s engaging and transparent writing style. I had minor disagreements with a few statements on a theological level, but the statements weren’t made as theological observations as much as running commentary on life events and were easily dismissed. I think the book is a great read and a timely for what many people are facing in Nashville and other places today.

We are continuing to keep Nashville in our prayers. If you are interested in purchasing a copy of Plan B, the retail price is $14.99 (Paperback), and is available at places like Amazon.com for $10.19. I gave it four stars.

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2 thoughts on “Review: Plan B by Pete Wilson”

Pete,
Thanks for writing the book. I really enjoyed reading it. I think the day it came out I saw you one line interviewing with Ed Stetzer in the aftermath of the flood. I continue to pray for your church and others as you reach out to your city in the hour of its greatest need.